Python xterm emulator

#!/usr/bin/env bash PATH=/bin:/sbin:/usr/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/local/sbin:~/bin export PATH #=================================================================# # System Required: CentOS 6+, Debian 7+, Ubuntu 12+ # # Description: One click Install Shadowsocks-Python server # # Author: Teddysun <[email protected]>

Python library for creating text-based user interfaces (TUI) based on ANSI escape sequences and modifying the emulator (unblocked stdin, disabling implemented functions, ...).

🔧 sterm is a minimal serial terminal that focus on being easy to use and not sucking. - This client just works.

This is a cloned repo from

Simple Python terminal (TUI) multi-line editor

Command and API to generate animated gifs from scripts output.

A Swiss Army knife that provides secure tunnels to localhost and allows you to share your terminal as a web application.

sh*tty substrate loader daemon written in python

web-based SSH service

http://www.cburch.com/logisim/ ------ must download this free program to use. This is a 16-bit processor that has similar processor architecture to the 8080/z80 processor but with 16-bit registers. Virtual Processor includes: 16-bit registers (A,B,C,D,E,H,L), 64k of RAM, a keyboard, a TTY terminal, 32-bit by 32-bit LED matrix (with Address's mapped with re

This script automates the boring part of getting a full TTY in a Linux box with Python after getting a shell with netcat.

This script automates the boring part of getting a full TTY in a Linux box with Python after getting a shell with netcat.

Convert ttyrec files to videos

A Python reverse shell listener with a "smart tty" prototype feature. For when you need to pivot, but the machine just doesn't have netcat.

A tty keylogger written in python

WIP: Present Python on a TTY

python scripts for processing VE.Direct tty output for generating graphs.

This Python Script simply gets you all the serial data from a tty and delivers it to the terminal screen with a time stamp. FYI this script is valid mostly for Linux.

Originally a serial port sniffer (with splitter cable). Grew into simple terminal. Has C and Python versions. Linux/UNIX only.